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Wrestling Observer Newsletter July 11, 1994
Wrestling Observer Newsletter July 11, 1994 One key point to remember for any of you who have made up your O'Shea apparently did a tremendous job with the opening minds about the Titan Sports/Vince McMahon steroid case's final statements. results ahead of time. You can never predict what a jury will do. Every time there is a major legal case in the public eye, as there is now *Jerry McDevitt, one of the Titan lawyers, came next, mainly to rebut more than ever, experienced lawyers go on "Nightline" "20/20" and O'Shea. While McDevitt was good, he was clearly out of his league their ilk and those words are always repeated. You can never predict according to our reports in comparison with Laura Brevetti (the other what a jury will do once it gets the case. Titan attorney) and O'Shea. He mainly tried to impugn the credibility of the witnesses, claiming there was no conspiracy because After jury selections on 7/5, the trial of Titan Sports and steroid McMahon and Zahorian never talked and that McMahon had to pay distribution and conspiracy to distribute charges got under way on full price for his steroids so they weren't in business together. 7/6. The trial is expected to last three weeks, down from the original Naturally he tried to impugn Zahorian saying that they've already five weeks and several witnesses originally subpoenaed for the May admitting he lied in his own trial so how can people believe he's trial were not subpoenaed for this trial because it's being held down telling the truth here and in which case would he be charged with on time. -
Wrestling Observer Newsletter March 16, 1992
Wrestling Observer Newsletter March 16, 1992 SUPERBRAWL II Patterson started walking away and kept walking as he yelled Thumbs up383 (90.3 percent) for Patterson to come back and talk. The next day in Amarillo, Thumbs down10 (02.4 percent) he went to the taping again and Chief Jay Strongbow came up In the middle31 (07.3 percent) to him and said that Vince says he doesn't need you. Haynes said he exploded and Hercules (who was one of Haynes' BEST MATCH POLL friends when he worked with the WWF 1986-88) put his arm Jushin Liger vs. Brian Pillman367 around him and said, "Billy, don't do it" since Haynes said he Rhodes & Windham vs. Austin & Zbyszko27 felt like punching McMahon out. "Thank Hercules for me not Rick Rude vs. Rick Steamboat26 tearing Vince's head off," Haynes said. "Maybe I should have. But it's not worth going to jail for." He had to drive 1,700 miles WORST MATCH POLL home from Texas. "I had to suck it up. I drove 200 miles and Vegas & Morton vs. Hammer & Zenk192 just started crying. It broke me." Sting vs. Lex Luger76 Terrence Taylor vs. Marcus Bagwell19 McMahon said that Haynes arrived unexpected looking for work. He said that Haynes had just stopped by without warning Based on phone calls and letters to the Observer as of Monday as he was moving from Portland to Tampa and came to the afternoon. Margin of error: 100 percent. television tapings in Lubbock. He said he had no room for Haynes. Haynes, who still lives near Portland, doesn't know By the time most of you read this, any attempt to do a lead where anyone would get a story about him going to the tapings story will already be obsolete. -
Twin Star of Arsion Championship
Twin Star of Arsion Championship Gami, who held the Twin Star of Arsion Championship four times. Details. Promotion. 14. Queen of Arsion Championship â“ The Queen of Arsion Championship was a womens professional wrestling championship owned by the Hyper Visual Fighting Arsion promotion. Like most professional wrestling championships, the title was won as a result of a scripted match, the championship, which was situated at the top of Arsions championship hierarchy, was introduced on December 18,1998, when Mariko Yoshida defeated Candy Okutsu to become the inaugural champion. The two contestants had earlier in the year won separate tournaments to qualify for the match, during the next four and a half years, th Like most professional wrestling championships, the title was won as a result of a scripted match. The championship was introduced on December 7, 1998, when Hiromi Yagi and Rie Tamada defeated Ayako Hamada and Tiger Dream in the finals of a tournament to become the inaugural champions.[1][2] During the next four and a half years, there were thirteen reigns shared among thirteen different wrestlers and eleven teams. The title was retired when Arsion went out of business on June 22, 2003, making Rie Tamada and Takako Inoue the final champions in the titleâ™s history.[1][2]. Share this Category:Arsion championships. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Pages in category "Arsion championships". The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more). Q. Queen of Arsion Championship. -
Wrestling Observer Newsletter November 29, 1993
Wrestling Observer Newsletter November 29, 1993 MCMAHON, TITAN FACE STEROID INDICTMENTS LAWLER EXPECTS TO BE CLEARED OF ALL CHARGES THE CHARGES AGAINST VINCE MCMAHON March 1988 and October 1989, McMahon and Titan Sports distributed and caused to be distributed the steroid Nandrolone Decanoate (better *Conspiracy to distribute anabolic steroids and to defraud the United known as Decadurabolin or "Deca" for short) to a WWF performer known States Food and Drug Administration (during the period from 1985 to to the Grand Jury whose name wasn't listed in the indictment. There is February, 1991) widespread belief within the wrestling industry of who the performer is, and his name was in at least one major media report originally before *Maximum penalty: Five years in prison lawyers for that media service took the name out. If the performer in question is one believed to be within the industry, it would contradict many *Illegal possession of anabolic steroids with intent to distribute (October public statements that performer has made in the past in regard to his 24, 1989) involvement with the drugs. *Maximum penalty: Three years in prison McMahon, who after the indictment acknowledged sharing steroids with a friend, but admitted to committing no crimes, contradicted an interview in *Maximum personal fines against Vince McMahon for both charges: the Boston Herald a few days before the indictment, when he addressed $500,000 the potential of a charge for dispensing steroids. AGAINST TITAN SPORTS "Of all the things that have been rumored, the vicious rumors and the lies that have been said about me and this company, no one's ever said that *Conspiracy to distribute anabolic steroids and to defraud the United before. -
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Battle Royale 6 TB 28.06.2012 14:59 Uhr Seite 1 Battle Royale 6 TB 28.06.2012 14:59 Uhr Seite 2 Das Buch In der Republik Großostasien, einem totalitären Staat, herrschen Furcht und Unterdrückung. Dazu gehört das Experiment »Battle Royale«, ein grausames Spiel, bei dem Schulklassen ausgewählt und auf eine verlassene Insel verschleppt werden, wo sich die Schüler gegenseitig bekämpfen, bis nur noch ein Überlebender übrig bleibt. Die Regeln des jedes Jahr wiederholten Experiments sehen folgender- maßen aus: Eine willkürlich ausgesuchte Klasse von Neuntklässlern wird gegen ihren Willen auf eine kleine isolierte Insel gebracht, wo je- der der Schüler eine Tasche mit Proviant, eine Karte der Insel, einen Kompass und eine zufällig gewählte Waffe erhält. Im Verlauf des Spiels müssen sie einander gezielt töten und so ihr eigenes Überleben bis zum Spielende sichern. Sollte es nach Ablauf des auf drei Tage be- schränkten Zeitlimits noch mehr als einen Überlebenden geben, wer- den sie durch einen fernzündbaren Sprengsatz in einem vor dem Spielbeginn angebrachten Halsband getötet. Das mörderische Spiel beginnt … Der kontroverse Zukunftsthriller von Koushun Takami gilt mittler- weile als Kultbuch und liefert die Vorlage für viele Kinofilme, Comics und Mangas. Der Autor Koushun Takami, 1969 in der Gegend von Osaka geboren, studierte Literatur und arbeitete als Journalist für eine Nachrichtenfirma. Sein Roman Battle Royale, aufgrund der kontroversen Thematik zunächst abgelehnt, konnte schließlich doch erscheinen und ist in Japan ein ge- feierter Millionenseller. Battle Royale 6 TB 28.06.2012 14:59 Uhr Seite 3 KOUSHUN TAKAMI Roman Aus dem Japanischen von Akiko Altmann WILHELM HEYNE VERLAG MÜNCHEN Battle Royale 6 TB 28.06.2012 14:59 Uhr Seite 4 Die Originalausgabe erschien 1999 bei Ota Shuppan in Japan Verlagsgruppe Random House FSC-DEU-0100 Das für dieses Buch verwendete FSC®-zertifizierte Papier Holmen Book Cream liefert Holmen Paper, Hallstavik, Schweden. -
Wrestling Observer Newsletter July 18, 1994
Wrestling Observer Newsletter July 18, 1994 This should be a defining week in the history of American pro *In no way has the government presented a strong case of a wrestling with the two largest U.S. promotions looking straight into the conspiracy. There was definitely no traditional conspiracy when you eyes of either potential disasters or potential major victories, the end think of the word, which was people getting together and plotting to results of which will largely tell the tale of the two biggest promotions get something accomplished. Titan Sports was not involved in any in the United States and two biggest mat news stories in this country profit-sharing of the steroid revenue derived from its wrestlers, which of 1994. may be a key point, although virtually all this was well-known by anyone who has been following the story from the beginning. The The most powerful promoter and largest wrestling company in the argument that it profited from the drug use at the other end, through country and in some ways, the world, is on trial and facing a potential ticket sales, merchandise sales or whatever, needs to be a strong lengthy prison term. In addition, World Championship Wrestling, with convincing argument to get a conviction on this point. Even if there is the Hulk Hogan vs. Ric Flair Bash at the Beach PPV match on 7/17, a strong and convincing argument to that point, that still doesn't is facing a trial of its own, a financial one. The negative ramifications guarantee a jury will be able to take it in its proper context if that is its aren't in the ballpark as McMahon's, but as of the weekend, it's odds proper context with no understandings of the industry or even that if it of success at the end appeared smaller. -
Wrestling Observer Newsletter August 1, 1994 Mcmahon, Titan: Not Guilty It Was Almost Like Watching a Play
Wrestling Observer Newsletter August 1, 1994 McMahon, Titan: Not Guilty It was almost like watching a play. The participants--the judge, jury, 1989 house show at Madison Square Garden, which is not a part of lawyers, defendants, even the audience, and especially the the Eastern District of New York, thus not under the court's witnesses, seemed more like actors playing a role. It was like jurisdiction, which would have been the first area house show with something was being performed for the entertainment of spectators. Hogan appearing after the April 13 date. Technically the law states But this was real life. And someone's future was to be determined for anyone who has possession of steroids, and gives them to someone ever more. else, even if they aren't selling them, is breaking the wording of the law. Bollea's testimony was he bought his own steroids, ordered by It was almost like watching a soap opera. The human emotion spilled Feinberg from Zahorian and they were simply delivered to from testimony from both sides. Witnesses ranged from being scared McMahon's office, and he picked them up with his paycheck. Even to death for their reputations, disinterested in the proceedings, with Bollea's testimony, a legal argument could be made by the letter outright lying, being turned into pretzels by lawyers, appearing nearly of the law that it was still distribution by the company. Because there spacing out and being on the verge of breaking down from emotion. would be haziness on dates and remembrances of things that So were some of the spectators. -
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ASIATIC, VOLUME 6, NUMBER 2, DECEMBER 2012 A Sport, A Tradition, A Religion, A Joke: The Need for a Poetics of In-ring Storytelling and a Reclamation of Professional Wrestling as a Global Art Kit MacFarlane1 The University of South Australia Abstract Though professional wrestling offers a variety of unique and highly stylised in-ring dramas, the actual process of this dramatic construction is frequently overlooked, misunderstood, or undervalued. This paper questions the seeming uniformity of much Western cultural analysis of professional wrestling and proposes a specific engagement with the poetics of in-ring dramatic construction – rather than an exclusive focus on the surrounding spectacle of the wrestling show itself – to appropriately contextualise professional wrestling beyond the rigid constraints of monopolistic and monolithic promotions. With a focus on poetics in line with David Bordwell's “poetics of cinema,” and drawing on a number of wrestlers’ descriptions of their own artistic processes, professional wrestling emerges as a unique and multi-faceted dramatic construction and as a global art-form that continually recreates itself through reflexive international and inter-cultural influences. Keywords Wrestling, WWE, poetics, historical poetics, narrative, dramaturgy “As talent and technique have declined in the United States, they have advanced in Japan,” Laurence de Garis, PhD, aka professional-wrestler “Professor” Barry Brisco (de Garis 211) “Japanese fans appreciated the actual art form of wrestling – they study the matches instead of just watching them. They pay more attention to the nuances of the performance rather than just scream and yell,” Chris Jericho (Jericho and Fornatale, A Lion’s Tale 354). “I was the perfect contrast to [Hulk] Hogan, especially to fans who were sick of his all too familiar act.